Online wedding invitations, by contrast, eliminate paper waste and reduce emissions from mail delivery. But going digital doesn’t mean settling for generic or minimalist designs.

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In a creative twist, a couple has introduced a unique iPhone-themed wedding invitation card. Rishabh Cards shared a video of this innovative invite on their Instagram page, which quickly went viral.

Instead of a casual invite, Witt Jr. used custom Topps baseball cards to invite his groomsmen and wedding party to his big day.

Yet people have come to believe that a wedding invitation is a bill that is due even if the invitation is declined, and that a present is the cost of admission.

Some couples are taking the casual approach to sending out wedding invitations, opting for texts or emails instead of traditional printed cards.

A Reddit user asked for help from others after receiving an invitation to a wedding that came with a catch: She had to babysit for the children present and pay for her and her husband's meals.